The TLF has the scoop on possible Republican names for the FCC vacancy.... Two former Bush administration officials (David Gross, ambassador for international communications and information policy; and Meredith Baker, former acting assistant secretary of commerce for telecommunications and information policy) were welcome additions to many tech policy related events and conferences in recent years. (I'm sure that they did other stuff, too).
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February 03, 2009
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